The Select Board read a proclamation for Indigenous Peoples’ Day, while recognizing the town’s history. “The town of Swampscott recognizes and honors the Indigenous people who have lived on and…
This is a contribution from a Swampscott High School student, as part of the Swampscott Tides Big Blue Student News selection. Story by Cam Tracy From July 27 to 31, Swampscott…
For the 60th summer, Swampscott children and adults will head out into the harbor to learn to sail in a few months time, keeping a tradition going that spans generations….
Negotiations for Swampscott’s new town administrator are ongoing, with the Select Board postponing the agenda item at Wednesday night’s meeting. “We are still ongoing negotiations so we will be tabling…
Swampscott Middle School student Gavin Campbell had always wanted to incorporate animals into a school project. He finally got his chance this spring as the school held their first science…
In alphabetical order: Katie Arrington, Martha Driscoll Cesarz, John Giantis Tell us about yourself and your background. Katie Arrington: My name is Katie Arrington. I grew up in Swampscott, as…
This is a contribution from a Swampscott High School student, as part of the Swampscott Tides Big Blue Student News selection. Story By Cam Tracy, Graphic By Zoë Bannister March…
An official Historic American Building Survey report documenting the General John Glover Farmhouse will be permanently housed in the Library of Congress. The Swampscott Historical Commission, in partnership with preservation…
The Swampscott Public Library celebrated Jane Austen’s 250th birthday on Saturday with a talk and readings by Children’s Library Assistant Julie Butters and her husband, history teacher Bryan Butters. More…
Much of this week focused on students in Swampscott. The Swampscott High School boys basketball team remains undefeated, after a strong showing against Marblehead High School. Sophomore guard Teddy O’Neill…
